This paper explores the role of place attachment in motivating residents of rural communities to form community land trusts (CLTs). CLTs are non-profit community-led organisations formed and managed by volunteers. Their objectives typically relate to the provision of affordable housing. Using qualitative interview data collected from 8 CLTs in rural England, this paper highlights the ways in which their founding members mobilise place attachments to form CLTs, define and target beneficiaries, and acquire resources to facilitate affordable housing development. Founding members perceive CLT housing as a vehicle through which visions and attachments of place can be articulated, using restrictions on resales, lettings and use to enhance and maintain place attachments whilst challenging conventional logics of market housing provision. While CLT objectives are explicitly derived from a desire to maintain, protect and enhance social and functional bonds to place, strong emphases on place attachment in the planning and allocation of rural housing may deny housing opportunities to those without such attachments.

本文探讨了场所依恋在激励农村社区居民形成社区土地信托（CLT）中的作用。CLT是由志愿者组成和管理的非营利性社区主导组织。他们的目标通常与提供经济适用房有关。本文使用从英格兰农村地区的8个CLT中收集的定性访谈数据，着重介绍了其创始成员动员地方附属物以形成CLT，定义和定位受益人以及获取资源以促进负担得起的住房发展的方式。创始成员将CLT住房视为一种工具，可以通过使用转售，出租和使用限制来增强和维护场所附件，同时阐明市场视野和附件，同时挑战市场住房供应的传统逻辑。